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You better do something, China!
If you let these women go wild, they will destroy everything completely!
Peng Shuai, the professional tennis star, publicly accused a former vice premier of China of sexual assault, igniting an online firestorm of attention to a #MeToo allegation that for the first time touched the pinnacles of Communist Party power.
Ms. Peng made the allegation in a post on Tuesday night on her verified account on Weibo, China’s version of Twitter. In it, she described an assault that began an on-and-off consensual relationship with Zhang Gaoli, who from 2012 to 2017 served on the party’s Politburo Standing Committee, the top ruling body in China.
Hahahaha!
“I was dating him and I was in his room, naked in his bed, and then all of a sudden he raped me.”
Unverified post from Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, taken down from Weibo within minutes, in which she claims (again unverified) that she was assaulted by former Vice premier Zhang Gaoli, before willingly becoming his mistress. Highest public #MeToo allegation in China pic.twitter.com/lPU8fQ9vbx
— Emily Feng 冯哲芸 (@EmilyZFeng) November 2, 2021
The bitch even said she was angry that he broke up with her. The “assault” happened BEFORE she had an affair with him for… seven years.
Peng Shuai (彭帅) a Chinese professional tennis player and gold medalist (https://t.co/EEcWybRe3A) posted on WeiBo that Zhang Gaoli, (https://t.co/vzdpqdXEJK) vice premier of China, abandoned her after having an extramarital relationship with her for more than 7 years. pic.twitter.com/SOSULQyQbU
— Jennifer Zeng 曾錚 (@jenniferatntd) November 2, 2021
Weinstein got decades in prison on pretty much this exact same charge. I don’t think it’s gonna fly in China.
The post was removed within minutes, but the allegations swirled through the country’s heavily controlled internet, fueled by the fame of the accuser and the accused. That kept the censors inside China’s Great Firewall scrambling.
Searches of her name and even the word “tennis” appeared to be blocked, reflecting the extraordinary sensitivity within China of discussing misconduct by party leaders.
“The impact of #MeToo has been accumulating for three years,” Lü Pin, an activist who founded the now-banned Chinese online forum Feminist Voices, said in a telephone interview from New Jersey, where she now lives. “When the first women began talking about their experiences three years ago, no one could have imagined that it would reach this high level.”
When the New York Times talks about China’s “heavily controlled internet,” I get the same feeling I get when I see Pete Buttigieg holding that little boy he kidnapped. I just can’t hardly even take it.
Liberated women are the bane of civilization.
They will destroy all of it in their eternal quest for attention and drama.
You have to stop them, or they will stop you – permanently.
Of course, this case isn’t as straightforward as it may look. There’s more or less a 100% chance that Western intelligence and the Jews put Peng up to this. You notice that she’s one of the women in China who has experience with foreigners, due to her profession.
Chinese tennis star’s sexual assault allegation against former top leader prompts online blackouthttps://t.co/9fzkFi967J
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) November 3, 2021
The Jews know that if China cracks down on this bitch, and just arrests her for spreading malicious rumors, the West will have ammunition to attack China and try to isolate them further. It’s the same strategy as the Hong Kong riots.
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